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Outmanned and outgunned, James finds himself in a familiar position as he leads the Cavs against the Warriors in Game 6.

However, if there's a way for them to rebound, Phil Jackson has an idea. While speaking at an event with Shaquille O'Neal on Monday, he mentioned that the Cavaliers need LeBron James to become like Michael Jordan when his Bulls were down 0-2 against the Knicks in the 1993 Eastern Conference Finals – if they have any chance of getting themselves out of this hole.

"I think it's going to take something for LeBron to step into that," Jackson said. "Put his cape on and say, 'I'm going to have to take over a lot of this series, doing the things beyond my level or my normal capacity.'"

"I think for me to go out and be who I am and play as true to the game and as hard as I can and try to lead this team, that's who I am," James said. "Not anybody else. I'm not Michael. I'm not Ali. I'm not nobody else that's done so many great things for sport. I am who I am, and if I'm able to go out and put together a game like that, it wasn't because I was possessed. It's because I worked on my craft all season long and that's the result of it."